Glad you agreed about Ong Soo Han the big Chinese guy that fought Jason Scott Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story in the ice factory scene, for the guy had the god given/ inherited height (6'1" ) muscularity, & martial arts skills (tae kwon do black belt), but the 1 flaw that hindered him in my opinion was his lack of self belief in himself also known as a lack of heart. It reminded me of the Rocky movie when Apollo Creed said to Rocky that he was able to beat all those guys was because he had heart & Ong didn't have enough. Ong was from Asia & even spoke the language & knew the culture & always felt if there were barriers hindering him in the US film market that he was in a position to go back to Hong Kong & stick to acting & figured he would probably have the success of say a Simon Yam ( only a shade below the success of Yun Fat in the field of acting) the Chinese guy that played lead villain opposite Angelina Jolie in Tomb Raider by now & Yam even turned down a role in Yun Fat's Replacement Killers. When Ong said he stopped pursuing acting because he didn't think he could ever have a career as great as Arnold Schwarzenegger is in my opinion dumb similar to someone saying that if he can't have the career of Tom Brady in football then there is no point to play football. I definitely felt that it's a loss of the international cinema within the action genre when Ong tapped out & decided to manage a hotel in Asia as a permanent career.
I don't as a fighter because he never fought anyone. I saw him spar a shitty built smaller haymaker throwing homeless looking guy that was wacking him. It looked like atoycghman contest. and that Stronghold guy was not impressed with his punches said he didn't come close to hurting him. Judges were bored of his slow pacing and showboating with 1 minute rounds. He was afraid to engage. He's more fearful than you think.. His actions or non actions in that first round showed his fear.
Shane Mosley like you, also has a realtionship with Damon in helping promote celeberty boxing so he has a stake in it and is gonna help promote it by getting in the ring with you.
super happy for you really : ) it's great to see someone work hard and achieve their goals! and to be following along on your journey it's positive vibes only
I'm curious, why would god take david's corner and not the opponent's 💪 i don't believe in god, So i'm always curious, if god was real how does he pick sides 🤔😁 just random thinking. Peace 😎🤞
@@JANI1980. oh, Goliath was a nephilim and God only wants this world for us not half breeds. He loves us more than any of his other creations. God put us above the angels. This is our world and God was cleaning house
Agreed on the importance of self belief. That reminds of the tall, yoked Chinese guy that fought Jason Scott Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story in that ice factory scene. Ong Soo Han I believe is his name & he did a few b movies with Bolo Yeung in Tiger Claws & a movie with Roddy Piper named Last to Surrender. That guy had height over 6 feet, muscular size, & martial arts skills & even won a body building title in Asia & read an article that he stopped pursuing acting just because he didn't think he could ever have a career as great as Arnold Schwarzenegger & I thought that was a dumb reason to stop pursuing acting & from what I last read is now just managing some hotel in Asia. Always felt that guy was a yoked up Yun Fat with martial arts skills, but simply fell short of expectations due to in my opinion his lack of self belief in himself. In my opinion, the saddest part is seeing true potential go to waste.
@@VikingSamurai A certain nessage is Not biblical!! The Gosoel is. Seeking fame and fortune is only a sign of fallen man If you were a vessel you'd be witnessing the Gospel everyday off your platform, not going on and on about material fame. 🙏
Who said anything about material fame? My whole message, which you'll see on huge podcasts and interviews soon, talks about how material possessions do not provide happiness or fulfillment, yet what do most guys do when having a midlife crisis?
@@VikingSamurai Your right they don't, but regardless, that's not the Gospel!! Jesus didn't promise us fame or popularity. Infact he told Christians to take up their cross and that they'd be hated.
Hey David I just watched "The Last Kumite" on youtube last night I rented so it's legit lol. You were the best of it I really wish they made your character the lead or played the role that went to the lead actor they got nothing against him I just felt you had a better charisma than he did IMHO. BTW awesome job on the short motivational video I wish you the very best on your upcoming fight David👍😁👍
Love hearing your voice its awesome to hear and see someone that knows what he flaming talking about keep up the awesome job handsome i would have your back anyday x 💓💯🦇
Well thanks to your channel and the connections and contacts you made from it you are getting these events and movies.. If you didn't have this channel or platform how would you do it? You are lucky your channel took off the way it did. It is the core of your success. If your channel was a human being you'd really need to be thanking him.
Hi David i watched the movie it was really enjoyable to watch . You were also good in it and in very good shape , i thought in the beginning you would over act or something but you didnt so respect you did a good job . What bothered me was the clothing like the skinny jeans / pants or the fashion in general , the hairstyles the tattoos , the iphones … it took the 90 vibes away a little bit .. Also the bad guy dracko his acting was not so .. he was over acting .. the way he was looking, laughing it was to much he didnt look intimidating even when he tried … But overall it was a nice martial art movie to watch . Peace
I watched the "Last Kumite" and found it enjoyable. The acting was decent for a martial arts film and David was in it more than a few times and had a good amount of lines and I thought looked good on screen and delievered the lines well for his first movie gig. As for everything else, I would have liked to see Rothrock fight more. She seemed to be on it one day and that was it. The bad guy seemed to over act. It was too much. Mathias Hues was a good actor and was the lead , but didn't fight at all. The plot wasn't all that believable and the reactions to family members being kidnapped wasn't believable, but the fights were cool to watch. David knows how to react and sell punches for the camera as well. He looks good on camera. The way it was edited was great all the fight scenes were filmed well. David definitely has a future in films in my opinion. This was a good (as he would put it) "stepping stone"
@@VikingSamurai That's right, I'm sorry he did and he threw a kick as well and he seemed like the same as he always was. I watched it pretty late at night. I remember you running out at the end saying "You are all under arrest" lol I had to laugh because we are used to seeing you on youtube with your regular perona, so when you popped out so suddenly and said that it causes the mind to have to put it together for that second lol.
@@VikingSamurai You have a good presence on film, and you look real powerful. You got my support there. If I catch anyone saying anything derogatory about you, they better know what their talking about or I will make em look foolish. They will wish they hadn't engaged.
@@peteben9635 Well how anti climatical would that be if i'm right? I just said it on his channel before he had a chance to disclose the big suprise and now nobody is not in suspense because they already know noww thanks to me.
Based on the latest short uploaded to this channel, it appears that Viking's opponent is, indeed, Shane Mosley. The bout is being hosted by Celebrity Boxing, and Mosley has referred to it as an "exhibition fight." So, once again, it's not a real fight. Womp womp. It's just for networking and promotion. Jimmy Justice would be a much more dangerous fight for Viking. But it looks like that fight has been cancelled for, what? The third time now? Not that there was actually a fight to cancel. It was never anything more than just talk.
@@peteben9635 Shane Mosley has a realtionship with Damon in helping promote celeberty boxing so he has a stake in it and is gonna help promote it by getting in the ring with Viking. This is all it is.
If your opponent is indeed a retired boxer like Sugar Shane Mosley, while still significant, it does not reach the same level of public and media frenzy as the Paul brothers fights. You said it's "the biggest challenge anyone could have". Gotta be careful of absolute statements like that.
So, if you’re stepping into the ring with Mosley in a celebrity match, don’t fool yourself. It’s not a true test of skill like a sanctioned fight would be. You’re not facing him in the brutal, unforgiving world of professional boxing, but in a controlled, regulated environment that’s all about entertainment. Celebrity boxing can’t go beyond sparring because they simply aren't licensed to handle real, full-contact fights. It's showbiz, not sports. Know the difference.
My next fight in Celebrity boxing will be 6 rounds with no headgear. Damon from Celebrity boxing is starting the XRumble series, where there will be professionals fighting.
@@VikingSamurai Well, if Damon is planning to have professional-level bouts in the XRumble series with no headgear, he'll need to address several regulatory issues. Under Celebrity Boxing’s current licensing, these events are classified as 'exhibition matches' and are not permitted to exceed sparring standards. They act like it's more than that but in reality and legally it isn't. To conduct professional-level fights, Damon must seek 'sanctioning' from a recognized 'athletic commission.' This involves acquiring an official 'promoter’s license,' which he does not have. I checked. It ensures 'regulatory compliance,' and meeting 'medical and safety standards' typically enforced in professional boxing. Without obtaining these credentials and complying with 'governing body regulations,' any bout labeled as professional would be unauthorized.
@@antimediaman9354 Mosley has already referred to it as an "exhibition fight." Which makes perfect sense. No disrespect to Mosley, but he's retired, middle-aged, slowed down, not hungry. I doubt he's looking to have a knock-down, drag-out fight to the finish at this stage in his life, and I don't blame him. But an exhibition bout against a guy with pretty much zero boxing experience? Sure, why not? Obviously no one is really gonna get hurt in this fight, so it's just a bit of fun for Mosley. Unless this whole thing is a bait and switch, and Mosley is not the real opponent. Either way, I'm skeptical of anything hosted by Celebrity Boxing. Like I said elsewhere, Jimmy Justice would be a much more dangerous fight. Not because Jimmy is a world beater, but because it would actually be a real fight and not a Celebrity Boxing exhibition. Nam Phan would also be a real fight. Mike Seal would also be a real fight. But I think Viking is content to just talk about fighting those guys. I don't think he's looking to have a real fight. I think he's just looking to make business connections and promote himself.
@@robcampbell5840 Yes and did you know that Viking isn't saying, but Feldman of celeberty boxing is partnered up with Mosley in the promotion of celeberty boxing.. That really changes things huh? How big is this fight when both are promoting the same company?
@@robcampbell5840 Totally agree, @robcampbell5840! Viking seems more interested in networking and self-promotion than stepping into a real fight. Guess it's easier to flex on social media than face actual competition.
Alright, Viking, if you're gearing up to fight Shane Mosley in a celebrity match, let's be clear-this isn't the same as stepping into the ring for a real title bout. We're talking about celebrity boxing here, which is practically just glorified sparring. It's all about the show, not the knockout. You're going to be bound by lighter rules-headgear, bigger gloves, shorter rounds. This isn't the brutal, no-holds-barred world of pro boxing. You're not going toe-to-toe with Mosley at his peak, but a retired champ in a controlled, sanitized environment.
Viking, I don't know where to post this but last night I finally got to see the long awaited and anticipated "The Last Kumite". I don't know what to say. It is so freaking bad. It's terrible. My goodness, I wasn't expecting much as I always said but it's so bad. The lead actor was terrible and a terrible choice, the fight choreography was awful (who on earth was responsible for that) they used wires, the slow motion, the punches. It was dreadful. Even the old actors were bad (except a little glimpses of Kurt). What on earth that Draco was supposed to be is beyond me and why did they basically copy Rocky 4 with the name Drago. Honestly it was appalling. One of the worst action martial arts films I have ever seen. It's so bad it's laughable. I had to fast forward some parts. The training montage was so lame, the music standard was a far cry from what Paul produced years ago. The old saying is right "You can't go back". There are reasons these guys don't do it anymore. I said from the very start the choice of lead actor was a big mistake and I was right. The whole Dracko character was way off , the acting was cringe and the fighting just dreadful. I don't ever want to hear about these choreographers who's worked with Stallone or other stars, it was a shambles. I suggest they check out the final fight scene in Death Wish 2 at the hospital to see an amazing realistic fight scene that looked great. Sakura Killers had 10 million times better Choreography. What a mess. At least Sean and all the crew had a go, they fulfilled a goal but it was terrible and sometimes some things should just be left in the past. If I was forced to give it a mark out of ten it would be 2. The best actor in the film by far who I can see has a good career was the girl who played the daughter. That's it. The rest need to let it go and leave the past in the past. They are well past it and it just shows back then, tose actors were reliant on a team of people. Mattiaus Hues was so bad in it, I was laughing. That training montage has to go down as one of the worst I have ever seen. It was hilariously bad. Terrible choice. Who signed that choreography off and did they never watch the 80's action films?? It was nothing like it. Anyway, at least they all fulfilled a goal and made a movie. Will I ever watch it again. Absolutely NOT and I wish I could get a refund.
@@VikingSamurai It certainly looked like it on the one scene or mimicked it. My goodness man it was freakin terrible. The fight choreography was nothing like the 80s style. Whoever was responsible for that choreography should have been sacked and the person who hired him/her simply didn't "get it". Did they really watch the action films of the 80's. My goodness compare this to Charles Bronson's fight scene in the hospital and it shows how lack of care and thought was involved and almost copying Drago name from Rocky 4, come on, where is the imagination. Bro, it was freakin terrible. I told you all from the very start the leading actor was an incredibly poor choice. They were all bad. They need to keep it in the past now. As I say, the young girl was good. She has a future, the rest, what a load of nonsense. All these "fancy names" they were going on about who were involved because thy had worked with Stallone or whatever, blah, blah, blah. It was an embarrassment. Total cringeworthy and copying the punching style synonymous with most action flops of today was just pointless. They could have thought it out much better, got better people involved, better yet, keep the memories in the past. Paul Hertzog and Stan are now past it. It was terrible. 2 star and thats been generous. All we kept hearing over the past months was how Jason Brant was involved. For what? The whole thing was shocking, rushed and ill thought out. An insult to that genre of films. Epic Flop. Those actors involved should not quit their day job. It takes an incredibly special person and team to create a worthy movie. My goodness I am shocked how poor the fighting was and that Dracko my goodness what an embarrassment. I've asked for a refund. lol. Waste of time and money except to feed the ego of a few people. How anyone can be proud of that is just in complete denial. Rubbish.
There are a lot more people who liked it compared to who disliked it, everyone has their own opinion and feelings towards things. I'm glad the majority enjoyed this throwback film and I was happy to have been a part of it.
@@VikingSamurai I highly doubt it. You just won't hear them say it. It's the old age saying "if you have nothing good to say, don't say anything at all". The only reason I'm speaking about it is, I can't believe they would mess something up so bad that was supposed to be a celebration towards the 80's action genre films. It makes me wonder if the people involved were true fans of those old action films. I don't think they were because they couldn't have got it so wrong if they tried. I don't know how anyone could be proud of that. It was absolutely terrible and hideos fight choreography. They should go and watch the last fight scene in Death Wish 2 in the mental hospital. That was how you do martial arts choreography.
Viking, let's cut through the BS. Celebrity boxing isn't the real deal-it's not licensed like professional boxing. These matches are basically glorified sparring sessions because they can't get the same kind of licensing. You check their business profile, and it’s clear as day-they don’t meet the strict regulations that legit fights do. Big cushy gloves, short rounds-it’s all about keeping things safe and flashy, not about real competition.
Is it a big fight in the Celebrity boxing venue? If so, it's not a big fight. Oversized gloves one min rounds, and just a couple round with headgear. It's more of an exhibition no matter who you face. Logan Paul and the Paul brothers got huge fights that were not exhibition matches and not under the Celebrity boxing platform, but a real sanctioned bouts. So when you say the biggest that anyone could have of all time that's a tall order to be 100 percent true.
@@VikingSamurai I thought it would be fair to you as well as your followers to give a bit more info so as to not have them be misled into thinking it's way more than it is, but if you say that it's as big as or at the same level as the Paul brothers which is huge and even bigger "like you say in the video" which is a real tall order and that's not an exaggeration and its not under the celebery boxing association, but a real sanctioned bout then congrats.
@@VikingSamurai "it's a real fight like the kind the Paul brothers do." Well they are fighting Tyson so if it's bigger than that, I do not think people can imagine anything bigger than that, but on your video you said it was so we will see.
You do realise headgear prevents head injuries something I know alot about I've had 6 in my life time and I'm only 42 the biggest one was only two years ago
Glad you agreed about Ong Soo Han the big Chinese guy that fought Jason Scott Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story in the ice factory scene, for the guy had the god given/ inherited height (6'1" ) muscularity, & martial arts skills (tae kwon do black belt), but the 1 flaw that hindered him in my opinion was his lack of self belief in himself also known as a lack of heart. It reminded me of the Rocky movie when Apollo Creed said to Rocky that he was able to beat all those guys was because he had heart & Ong didn't have enough. Ong was from Asia & even spoke the language & knew the culture & always felt if there were barriers hindering him in the US film market that he was in a position to go back to Hong Kong & stick to acting & figured he would probably have the success of say a Simon Yam ( only a shade below the success of Yun Fat in the field of acting) the Chinese guy that played lead villain opposite Angelina Jolie in Tomb Raider by now & Yam even turned down a role in Yun Fat's Replacement Killers. When Ong said he stopped pursuing acting because he didn't think he could ever have a career as great as Arnold Schwarzenegger is in my opinion dumb similar to someone saying that if he can't have the career of Tom Brady in football then there is no point to play football. I definitely felt that it's a loss of the international cinema within the action genre when Ong tapped out & decided to manage a hotel in Asia as a permanent career.
We all believe in you David!!!!! Viking Samurai’s got this!!!!
I don't as a fighter because he never fought anyone. I saw him spar a shitty built smaller haymaker throwing homeless looking guy that was wacking him. It looked like atoycghman contest. and that Stronghold guy was not impressed with his punches said he didn't come close to hurting him. Judges were bored of his slow pacing and showboating with 1 minute rounds. He was afraid to engage. He's more fearful than you think.. His actions or non actions in that first round showed his fear.
Yo just watched the last kumite great job dude!
Thanks man, glad you liked it!
@@VikingSamuraiyou need professional help. Seriously deluded
@@WhoAreYA522 Are you referencing his ring fighting ambitions?
@@VikingSamurai if Usyk can win, so can you!
Shane Mosley like you, also has a realtionship with Damon in helping promote celeberty boxing so he has a stake in it and is gonna help promote it by getting in the ring with you.
super happy for you really : ) it's great to see someone work hard and achieve their goals! and to be following along on your journey it's positive vibes only
Alright David!! Im always backing good positive people like you. I look forward to hearing more about the news. This is gonna be great!!
When you have God as your corner man, you cannot lose
Definitely!
I'm curious, why would god take david's corner and not the opponent's 💪 i don't believe in god, So i'm always curious, if god was real how does he pick sides 🤔😁 just random thinking. Peace 😎🤞
@@JANI1980. God believes in you. He chooses us every time
@@dustencross357 thanks for the reply, but didn't really answer my question. Take care 💪😎
@@JANI1980. oh, Goliath was a nephilim and God only wants this world for us not half breeds. He loves us more than any of his other creations. God put us above the angels. This is our world and God was cleaning house
Please do a video interview with Bolo Yeung, the guy is an absolute legend!!
Agreed on the importance of self belief. That reminds of the tall, yoked Chinese guy that fought Jason Scott Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story in that ice factory scene. Ong Soo Han I believe is his name & he did a few b movies with Bolo Yeung in Tiger Claws & a movie with Roddy Piper named Last to Surrender. That guy had height over 6 feet, muscular size, & martial arts skills & even won a body building title in Asia & read an article that he stopped pursuing acting just because he didn't think he could ever have a career as great as Arnold Schwarzenegger & I thought that was a dumb reason to stop pursuing acting & from what I last read is now just managing some hotel in Asia. Always felt that guy was a yoked up Yun Fat with martial arts skills, but simply fell short of expectations due to in my opinion his lack of self belief in himself. In my opinion, the saddest part is seeing true potential go to waste.
You see yourself do right….and you do right. And to train for this 45 minute fight Viking, you gotta train for 45 tousand minutes…45 tousand!!
Good job man. Train your ass off and surprise the world.
Congratulations on the Last Kumite
Congrats on getting the fight bro! And! Monetize your haters!
Jesus said, Out of abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks. You speak what you believe and you speak it into existence. Way to go brother.
Jesus wasn't speaking about carnal desires!! Lay off the Kenneth copeland
Amen. I'm a vessel for God, this is so much bigger than me, it gives me a big platform to spread a certain message.
@@VikingSamurai A certain nessage is Not biblical!! The Gosoel is. Seeking fame and fortune is only a sign of fallen man If you were a vessel you'd be witnessing the Gospel everyday off your platform, not going on and on about material fame. 🙏
Who said anything about material fame? My whole message, which you'll see on huge podcasts and interviews soon, talks about how material possessions do not provide happiness or fulfillment, yet what do most guys do when having a midlife crisis?
@@VikingSamurai Your right they don't, but regardless, that's not the Gospel!! Jesus didn't promise us fame or popularity. Infact he told Christians to take up their cross and that they'd be hated.
I am happily surprised to see that the last Kumite is on RUclips. I think you can buy it or rent it.
Received an email today to confirm that my Last Kumite blu-ray has been posted, can't wait to check it out
Awesome!
Way to get it V.S.!!! 💜💜💜💜
Hey David I just watched "The Last Kumite" on youtube last night I rented so it's legit lol. You were the best of it I really wish they made your character the lead or played the role that went to the lead actor they got nothing against him I just felt you had a better charisma than he did IMHO. BTW awesome job on the short motivational video I wish you the very best on your upcoming fight David👍😁👍
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the movie!
Love hearing your voice its awesome to hear and see someone that knows what he flaming talking about keep up the awesome job handsome i would have your back anyday x 💓💯🦇
I have your movie “ the last kumite “
I will try to watch it today
Well thanks to your channel and the connections and contacts you made from it you are getting these events and movies.. If you didn't have this channel or platform how would you do it? You are lucky your channel took off the way it did. It is the core of your success. If your channel was a human being you'd really need to be thanking him.
Hi David i watched the movie it was really enjoyable to watch . You were also good in it and in very good shape , i thought in the beginning you would over act or something but you didnt so respect you did a good job .
What bothered me was the clothing like the skinny jeans / pants or the fashion in general , the hairstyles the tattoos , the iphones … it took the 90 vibes away a little bit ..
Also the bad guy dracko his acting was not so .. he was over acting .. the way he was looking, laughing it was to much he didnt look intimidating even when he tried …
But overall it was a nice martial art movie to watch . Peace
Thanks man, glad you enjoyed the movie overall. Please leave a review on IMDB when you get a chance.
VS, have you always had those hulk green eyes or are you unleashing the beast? Love the message brada!
Lol
Stan bush no surrender available on his RUclips channel
I watched the "Last Kumite" and found it enjoyable. The acting was decent for a martial arts film and David was in it more than a few times and had a good amount of lines and I thought looked good on screen and delievered the lines well for his first movie gig. As for everything else, I would have liked to see Rothrock fight more. She seemed to be on it one day and that was it. The bad guy seemed to over act. It was too much. Mathias Hues was a good actor and was the lead , but didn't fight at all. The plot wasn't all that believable and the reactions to family members being kidnapped wasn't believable, but the fights were cool to watch. David knows how to react and sell punches for the camera as well. He looks good on camera. The way it was edited was great all the fight scenes were filmed well. David definitely has a future in films in my opinion. This was a good (as he would put it) "stepping stone"
Thanks, appreciate it. On a side note, Matthias Hues did have a fight scene at the end.
Please rate it on IMDB, thanks!
@@VikingSamurai That's right, I'm sorry he did and he threw a kick as well and he seemed like the same as he always was. I watched it pretty late at night. I remember you running out at the end saying "You are all under arrest" lol I had to laugh because we are used to seeing you on youtube with your regular perona, so when you popped out so suddenly and said that it causes the mind to have to put it together for that second lol.
@@VikingSamurai You have a good presence on film, and you look real powerful. You got my support there. If I catch anyone saying anything derogatory about you, they better know what their talking about or I will make em look foolish. They will wish they hadn't engaged.
@@antimediaman9354 Appreciate it!
I know a thing or two about a thing or two. Congrats bro! The question is where? Because if it's here well Im bringing the entourage, lol
It sounds like the guy that you are talking about is Shane Mosley. Am I right? Did I get it right on the first try?
No response from Viking, so good chance you are correct
@@peteben9635 Well how anti climatical would that be if i'm right? I just said it on his channel before he had a chance to disclose the big suprise and now nobody is not in suspense because they already know noww thanks to me.
Based on the latest short uploaded to this channel, it appears that Viking's opponent is, indeed, Shane Mosley. The bout is being hosted by Celebrity Boxing, and Mosley has referred to it as an "exhibition fight." So, once again, it's not a real fight. Womp womp. It's just for networking and promotion. Jimmy Justice would be a much more dangerous fight for Viking. But it looks like that fight has been cancelled for, what? The third time now? Not that there was actually a fight to cancel. It was never anything more than just talk.
@@peteben9635 Shane Mosley has a realtionship with Damon in helping promote celeberty boxing so he has a stake in it and is gonna help promote it by getting in the ring with Viking. This is all it is.
If your opponent is indeed a retired boxer like Sugar Shane Mosley, while still significant, it does not reach the same level of public and media frenzy as the Paul brothers fights. You said it's "the biggest challenge anyone could have". Gotta be careful of absolute statements like that.
Nok Su Kow! Nok Su Kow!
Love it
So, if you’re stepping into the ring with Mosley in a celebrity match, don’t fool yourself. It’s not a true test of skill like a sanctioned fight would be. You’re not facing him in the brutal, unforgiving world of professional boxing, but in a controlled, regulated environment that’s all about entertainment. Celebrity boxing can’t go beyond sparring because they simply aren't licensed to handle real, full-contact fights. It's showbiz, not sports. Know the difference.
My next fight in Celebrity boxing will be 6 rounds with no headgear. Damon from Celebrity boxing is starting the XRumble series, where there will be professionals fighting.
@@VikingSamurai Well, if Damon is planning to have professional-level bouts in the XRumble series with no headgear, he'll need to address several regulatory issues. Under Celebrity Boxing’s current licensing, these events are classified as 'exhibition matches' and are not permitted to exceed sparring standards. They act like it's more than that but in reality and legally it isn't.
To conduct professional-level fights, Damon must seek 'sanctioning' from a recognized 'athletic commission.' This involves acquiring an official 'promoter’s license,' which he does not have. I checked. It ensures 'regulatory compliance,' and meeting 'medical and safety standards' typically enforced in professional boxing.
Without obtaining these credentials and complying with 'governing body regulations,' any bout labeled as professional would be unauthorized.
@@antimediaman9354 Mosley has already referred to it as an "exhibition fight." Which makes perfect sense. No disrespect to Mosley, but he's retired, middle-aged, slowed down, not hungry. I doubt he's looking to have a knock-down, drag-out fight to the finish at this stage in his life, and I don't blame him. But an exhibition bout against a guy with pretty much zero boxing experience? Sure, why not? Obviously no one is really gonna get hurt in this fight, so it's just a bit of fun for Mosley.
Unless this whole thing is a bait and switch, and Mosley is not the real opponent. Either way, I'm skeptical of anything hosted by Celebrity Boxing. Like I said elsewhere, Jimmy Justice would be a much more dangerous fight. Not because Jimmy is a world beater, but because it would actually be a real fight and not a Celebrity Boxing exhibition. Nam Phan would also be a real fight. Mike Seal would also be a real fight. But I think Viking is content to just talk about fighting those guys. I don't think he's looking to have a real fight. I think he's just looking to make business connections and promote himself.
@@robcampbell5840 Yes and did you know that Viking isn't saying, but Feldman of celeberty boxing is partnered up with Mosley in the promotion of celeberty boxing.. That really changes things huh?
How big is this fight when both are promoting the same company?
@@robcampbell5840 Totally agree, @robcampbell5840! Viking seems more interested in networking and self-promotion than stepping into a real fight. Guess it's easier to flex on social media than face actual competition.
Great Job, Bud! Train hard, train smart - you may never get another opportunity like this again - make it count!
So it's not correct to say. "Never underestimate the power of self belief." It's "never underestimate the power of the podcast."
Alright, Viking, if you're gearing up to fight Shane Mosley in a celebrity match, let's be clear-this isn't the same as stepping into the ring for a real title bout. We're talking about celebrity boxing here, which is practically just glorified sparring. It's all about the show, not the knockout. You're going to be bound by lighter rules-headgear, bigger gloves, shorter rounds. This isn't the brutal, no-holds-barred world of pro boxing. You're not going toe-to-toe with Mosley at his peak, but a retired champ in a controlled, sanitized environment.
Viking, I don't know where to post this but last night I finally got to see the long awaited and anticipated "The Last Kumite". I don't know what to say. It is so freaking bad. It's terrible. My goodness, I wasn't expecting much as I always said but it's so bad. The lead actor was terrible and a terrible choice, the fight choreography was awful (who on earth was responsible for that) they used wires, the slow motion, the punches. It was dreadful. Even the old actors were bad (except a little glimpses of Kurt). What on earth that Draco was supposed to be is beyond me and why did they basically copy Rocky 4 with the name Drago. Honestly it was appalling. One of the worst action martial arts films I have ever seen. It's so bad it's laughable. I had to fast forward some parts. The training montage was so lame, the music standard was a far cry from what Paul produced years ago. The old saying is right "You can't go back". There are reasons these guys don't do it anymore. I said from the very start the choice of lead actor was a big mistake and I was right. The whole Dracko character was way off , the acting was cringe and the fighting just dreadful. I don't ever want to hear about these choreographers who's worked with Stallone or other stars, it was a shambles. I suggest they check out the final fight scene in Death Wish 2 at the hospital to see an amazing realistic fight scene that looked great. Sakura Killers had 10 million times better Choreography. What a mess. At least Sean and all the crew had a go, they fulfilled a goal but it was terrible and sometimes some things should just be left in the past. If I was forced to give it a mark out of ten it would be 2. The best actor in the film by far who I can see has a good career was the girl who played the daughter. That's it. The rest need to let it go and leave the past in the past. They are well past it and it just shows back then, tose actors were reliant on a team of people. Mattiaus Hues was so bad in it, I was laughing. That training montage has to go down as one of the worst I have ever seen. It was hilariously bad. Terrible choice. Who signed that choreography off and did they never watch the 80's action films?? It was nothing like it. Anyway, at least they all fulfilled a goal and made a movie. Will I ever watch it again. Absolutely NOT and I wish I could get a refund.
There was no wirework
@@VikingSamurai It certainly looked like it on the one scene or mimicked it. My goodness man it was freakin terrible. The fight choreography was nothing like the 80s style. Whoever was responsible for that choreography should have been sacked and the person who hired him/her simply didn't "get it". Did they really watch the action films of the 80's. My goodness compare this to Charles Bronson's fight scene in the hospital and it shows how lack of care and thought was involved and almost copying Drago name from Rocky 4, come on, where is the imagination. Bro, it was freakin terrible. I told you all from the very start the leading actor was an incredibly poor choice. They were all bad. They need to keep it in the past now. As I say, the young girl was good. She has a future, the rest, what a load of nonsense. All these "fancy names" they were going on about who were involved because thy had worked with Stallone or whatever, blah, blah, blah. It was an embarrassment. Total cringeworthy and copying the punching style synonymous with most action flops of today was just pointless. They could have thought it out much better, got better people involved, better yet, keep the memories in the past. Paul Hertzog and Stan are now past it. It was terrible. 2 star and thats been generous. All we kept hearing over the past months was how Jason Brant was involved. For what? The whole thing was shocking, rushed and ill thought out. An insult to that genre of films. Epic Flop. Those actors involved should not quit their day job. It takes an incredibly special person and team to create a worthy movie. My goodness I am shocked how poor the fighting was and that Dracko my goodness what an embarrassment. I've asked for a refund. lol. Waste of time and money except to feed the ego of a few people. How anyone can be proud of that is just in complete denial. Rubbish.
There are a lot more people who liked it compared to who disliked it, everyone has their own opinion and feelings towards things. I'm glad the majority enjoyed this throwback film and I was happy to have been a part of it.
@@VikingSamurai I highly doubt it. You just won't hear them say it. It's the old age saying "if you have nothing good to say, don't say anything at all". The only reason I'm speaking about it is, I can't believe they would mess something up so bad that was supposed to be a celebration towards the 80's action genre films. It makes me wonder if the people involved were true fans of those old action films. I don't think they were because they couldn't have got it so wrong if they tried. I don't know how anyone could be proud of that. It was absolutely terrible and hideos fight choreography. They should go and watch the last fight scene in Death Wish 2 in the mental hospital. That was how you do martial arts choreography.
@@acquiesce100you just wrote 3 novels to say the same thing over and over. Starting to think you didn’t actually see the film.
Viking, let's cut through the BS. Celebrity boxing isn't the real deal-it's not licensed like professional boxing. These matches are basically glorified sparring sessions because they can't get the same kind of licensing. You check their business profile, and it’s clear as day-they don’t meet the strict regulations that legit fights do. Big cushy gloves, short rounds-it’s all about keeping things safe and flashy, not about real competition.
Is it a big fight in the Celebrity boxing venue? If so, it's not a big fight. Oversized gloves one min rounds, and just a couple round with headgear. It's more of an exhibition no matter who you face. Logan Paul and the Paul brothers got huge fights that were not exhibition matches and not under the Celebrity boxing platform, but a real sanctioned bouts. So when you say the biggest that anyone could have of all time that's a tall order to be 100 percent true.
There's no head gear, there are 6 rounds, it's a real fight like the kind the Paul brothers do.
@@VikingSamurai I thought it would be fair to you as well as your followers to give a bit more info so as to not have them be misled into thinking it's way more than it is, but if you say that it's as big as or at the same level as the Paul brothers which is huge and even bigger "like you say in the video" which is a real tall order and that's not an exaggeration and its not under the celebery boxing association, but a real sanctioned bout then congrats.
@@VikingSamurai "it's a real fight like the kind the Paul brothers do."
Well they are fighting Tyson so if it's bigger than that, I do not think people can imagine anything bigger than that, but on your video you said it was so we will see.
@@VikingSamurai Normal sized gloves and 3 min rounds? Paul brothers do 10 rounds.
You do realise headgear prevents head injuries something I know alot about I've had 6 in my life time and I'm only 42 the biggest one was only two years ago
I hope you get to use your legs.
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Use em overtime with superior footwork then. Keep us posted. Keep it tight! Get a win!@@VikingSamurai
Definitely, thanks man!
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